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Use when shipping a Rails engine gem — FIRST run full test suite (`bundle exec rspec`) and fix ALL failures, verify gemspec metadata and dependencies match tested Rails/Ruby versions, dry-run: `gem build *.gemspec && gem push --dry-run *.gem` and verify contents, generate CHANGELOG.md organized by category (added/changed/deprecated/removed/fixed), produce step-by-step upgrade notes with before/after code, set semantic version in `lib/[engine_name]/version.rb`, document deprecations with migration paths, load release assets conditionally and state which one informed the output. Trigger words: version bump, changelog, deprecation, gemspec, upgrade, release, publish gem, ship gem.

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name	release-engine
type	atomic
license	MIT
description	Use when shipping a Rails engine gem — FIRST run full test suite (`bundle exec rspec`) and fix ALL failures, verify gemspec metadata and dependencies match tested Rails/Ruby versions, dry-run: `gem build .gemspec && gem push --dry-run .gem` and verify contents, generate CHANGELOG.md organized by category (added/changed/deprecated/removed/fixed), produce step-by-step upgrade notes with before/after code, set semantic version in `lib/[engine_name]/version.rb`, document deprecations with migration paths, load release assets conditionally and state which one informed the output. Trigger words: version bump, changelog, deprecation, gemspec, upgrade, release, publish gem, ship gem.
metadata	{"version":"1.0.0","user-invocable":"true"}

Release Engine

Use this skill when the task is to ship a Rails engine as a gem or prepare a new version.

Quick Reference

Bump	When to use	Action
Patch	Bug fixes and internal changes without public behavior breakage	Update version constant, document under Fixed
Minor	Backward-compatible features and new extension points	Update version constant, document under Added/Changed
Major	Breaking changes to API, setup, routes, migrations, config, or supported framework versions	Update version constant, document under Changed/Deprecated; write explicit upgrade notes

HARD-GATE

DO NOT release without updating CHANGELOG and version file.

Core Process

Confirm scope and compatibility impact — is this patch, minor, or major?
Run full test suite: bundle exec rspec. Fix all failures before proceeding.
Set the version bump — update the version constant once: module MyEngine; VERSION = "1.2.0"; end in lib/my_engine/version.rb.
Update changelog and upgrade notes.
Verify gemspec metadata and dependencies match tested Rails/Ruby versions.
Dry-run the gem build: gem build *.gemspec && gem push --dry-run *.gem. Verify contents.
Confirm installation docs and README match the release — update if needed.
Publish: gem push *.gem.

Extended Resources

Load release assets conditionally and say which one informed the output:

Read assets/release_checklist.md when producing the release verification checklist or quality gates.
Read assets/release_notes_template.md when drafting GitHub release notes, a long-form announcement, or public release copy.
Read assets/examples.md only when the user needs concrete release examples.

Changelog Guidelines

Document user-visible changes, not commits; group by Added/Changed/Fixed/Deprecated.
For deprecations, document removal plan and replacement; keep deprecated code for at least one minor cycle.
If the engine requires host changes during upgrade, document them explicitly even if the version bump is minor.

Examples

## [1.2.0] - 2024-03-15
### Added
- `widget_count` config option to limit dashboard widgets (default: 10).
### Changed
- Minimum Rails version is now 7.0.

Output Style

Version bump — patch/minor/major with explicit reasoning.
Version constant — updated lib/[engine_name]/version.rb.
CHANGELOG entries — under Added/Changed/Fixed/Deprecated headers.
Upgrade notes — host app steps (config, migrations, dependencies).
Gemspec + test status — metadata, files, dependency ranges confirmed; pass/fail result of bundle exec rspec.
Dry-run output — exact command gem build *.gemspec && gem push --dry-run *.gem plus contents verification (tar tf pkg/*.gem or gem contents).
Asset usage — state which of assets/release_checklist.md, assets/release_notes_template.md, assets/examples.md was loaded, or explicitly say none was needed.
GitHub release notes — concise draft with summary, highlights, upgrade notes, and verification status.
Release blockers — open issues, or explicitly "No blockers".

Integration

Skill	When to chain
document-engine	Updating README, setup instructions, or API docs for the release
upgrade-engine	Verifying Rails/Ruby version support or deprecation impact
test-engine	Ensuring tests pass before release and match documented behavior

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name	release-engine
type	atomic
license	MIT
description	Use when shipping a Rails engine gem — FIRST run full test suite (`bundle exec rspec`) and fix ALL failures, verify gemspec metadata and dependencies match tested Rails/Ruby versions, dry-run: `gem build .gemspec && gem push --dry-run .gem` and verify contents, generate CHANGELOG.md organized by category (added/changed/deprecated/removed/fixed), produce step-by-step upgrade notes with before/after code, set semantic version in `lib/[engine_name]/version.rb`, document deprecations with migration paths, load release assets conditionally and state which one informed the output. Trigger words: version bump, changelog, deprecation, gemspec, upgrade, release, publish gem, ship gem.
metadata	{"version":"1.0.0","user-invocable":"true"}

Release Engine

Use this skill when the task is to ship a Rails engine as a gem or prepare a new version.

Quick Reference

Bump	When to use	Action
Patch	Bug fixes and internal changes without public behavior breakage	Update version constant, document under Fixed
Minor	Backward-compatible features and new extension points	Update version constant, document under Added/Changed
Major	Breaking changes to API, setup, routes, migrations, config, or supported framework versions	Update version constant, document under Changed/Deprecated; write explicit upgrade notes

HARD-GATE

DO NOT release without updating CHANGELOG and version file.

Core Process

Confirm scope and compatibility impact — is this patch, minor, or major?
Run full test suite: bundle exec rspec. Fix all failures before proceeding.
Set the version bump — update the version constant once: module MyEngine; VERSION = "1.2.0"; end in lib/my_engine/version.rb.
Update changelog and upgrade notes.
Verify gemspec metadata and dependencies match tested Rails/Ruby versions.
Dry-run the gem build: gem build *.gemspec && gem push --dry-run *.gem. Verify contents.
Confirm installation docs and README match the release — update if needed.
Publish: gem push *.gem.

Extended Resources

Load release assets conditionally and say which one informed the output:

Read assets/release_checklist.md when producing the release verification checklist or quality gates.
Read assets/release_notes_template.md when drafting GitHub release notes, a long-form announcement, or public release copy.
Read assets/examples.md only when the user needs concrete release examples.

Changelog Guidelines

Document user-visible changes, not commits; group by Added/Changed/Fixed/Deprecated.
For deprecations, document removal plan and replacement; keep deprecated code for at least one minor cycle.
If the engine requires host changes during upgrade, document them explicitly even if the version bump is minor.

Examples

## [1.2.0] - 2024-03-15
### Added
- `widget_count` config option to limit dashboard widgets (default: 10).
### Changed
- Minimum Rails version is now 7.0.

Output Style

Version bump — patch/minor/major with explicit reasoning.
Version constant — updated lib/[engine_name]/version.rb.
CHANGELOG entries — under Added/Changed/Fixed/Deprecated headers.
Upgrade notes — host app steps (config, migrations, dependencies).
Gemspec + test status — metadata, files, dependency ranges confirmed; pass/fail result of bundle exec rspec.
Dry-run output — exact command gem build *.gemspec && gem push --dry-run *.gem plus contents verification (tar tf pkg/*.gem or gem contents).
Asset usage — state which of assets/release_checklist.md, assets/release_notes_template.md, assets/examples.md was loaded, or explicitly say none was needed.
GitHub release notes — concise draft with summary, highlights, upgrade notes, and verification status.
Release blockers — open issues, or explicitly "No blockers".

Integration

Skill	When to chain
document-engine	Updating README, setup instructions, or API docs for the release
upgrade-engine	Verifying Rails/Ruby version support or deprecation impact
test-engine	Ensuring tests pass before release and match documented behavior